Not Working WD Passport 2TB USB Hard Drive Data Recovery from William

Jan, 29, 2016—iCare Recovery Received a feedback from a user called William who had downloaded and applied iCare Data Recovery Pro to find and recover 101 files from a WD My Passport 2TB USB hard disk that stopped working on a Samsung TV and asked to format on a computer:

"Hello, I have a WD my passport 2tb that stopped working on my Samsung TV today. I hooked it up to my computer via USB and it checked for errors and took forever. So, I cancelled it and then it asked to format. I cancelled. I downloaded your pro program and it's about 2 hours into checking and so far says 101 files found…Thank you."

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